Originally Posted by Jon G
For years I've said the easiest, fastest, most economical and possibly the safest way is to: 1. measure the length and diameter of all the pieces of line you need. 2. go to O'Reilly's and purchase these (pre-cut with fittings attached). 3. purchase any splitters, connectors, etc plus all flexible lines and 4. install them neatly and without any fuss. Some may be 5 or 6 inches longer than you need? No problem. The stuff bends easily, so just put a couple of small U or W shapes to take up the slack or wrap around into a small loop that will be hidden on the inside of the frame rail. The last time I did this, I believe I spent between $50 and $60 for the hard lines, splitters, connectors...for the entire truck and $30 for all 3 flex lines. Just looking on the O'Reilly's website, here are a couple of examples: 30" copper/nickel line with fittings $10.29, 40" $14.99 60" $17.99 Or you can now buy direct from AGS (American Grease Stick Co): https://agscompany.com/
Good luck.

Jon G, I really considered this but wanted to give it a try. I have a coil of line to work with and if I don't get it figured out after the coil is gone that is what I will do.
Thank you, Eric


1950 Chevrolet 1/2-Ton 3100